Its default value is 1.Ī moore neighbourhood (of range 1) basically includes all the cells with a least one corner touching the current cell. The neighbourhoodRange defines the distance that the neighbourhood covers, its radius. The most common neighbourhoodTypes are moore (the default) and von-neumann. a cell must be born if it has a number of alive neighbours somewhere between 8 and 26.a cell must survive if it has a number of alive neighbours equals to 8 or somewhere between 10 and 26.They can also contains ranges expressed with two dots, also very useful in 3D CA. They are both list of numbers separated by commas (thus allowing number > 9). The birthValues defines the counts of alive neighbours necessary for a cell to be born (change state from dead to alive). The survivalValues defines the counts of alive neighbours necessary for a cell to survive (stay at its current alive state). The format of a valid Extended rule is as follow :Į survivalValues / birthValues neighbourhoodType neighbourhoodRange The command accepts many other rule formats (Life S/B, Generations S/B/C, Vote for Life, Cyclic R/T/C/N, LUKY and NLUKY) but they were originally designed for 2D, most of them allowing only values up to 9. It is recommended to use the custom "Extended" rule format. The rule describes the formula applied on each cells to update its state. You can also execute xs -n 5 erode, to execute it 5 times, etc. Then in MagicaVoxel, load a model (for example monu1 or monu9) and execute xs erode in its console to execute it once.
This will create a file called erode.txt containing the voxel shader.
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In your console / terminal, go into the shader folder of your MagicaVoxel install and execute cavoxelshader "E 4.6 / 6 von-neumann" 0 > erode.txt. Here "E 4.6 / 6 von-neumann" is the rule and 0 is the out-of-bound value. Cavoxelshader "E 4.6 / 6 von-neumann " 0 > erode.txt
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